Voters overwhelmingly say U.S. democracy is under threat, exit polls show | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The share of voters without a college degree -- who favor Trump -- was at 57%, down slightly from 2020's 59%, according to the data.
46% : "If I lose an election, if it's a fair election, I'm gonna be the first one to acknowledge it," Trump told reporters.
46% : "At a library in Phoenix, Arizona, Felicia Navajo, 34, and her husband Jesse Miranda, 52, arrived with one of their three young kids to vote for Trump.
40% : Miranda, a union plumber, immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico when he was four years old, and said he believed Trump would do a better job of fighting inflation and controlling immigration.
37% : Trump was viewed more favorably than Harris in two of the swing states - Nevada and Pennsylvania - and the two candidates were tied in Arizona.
32% : The exit polls showed Harris was viewed more favorably than Trump in Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Georgia, four of the seven states that are likely to decide the election, though her ratings were still lower than Biden's in the 2020 exit polls.
25% : Trump, who has frequently spread false claims that he won the 2020 presidential election and whose supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, voted near his home in Palm Beach, Florida.
25% : Trump, 78, the only president to be impeached twice and the first former president to be criminally convicted, would also become the first president to win non-consecutive terms in more than a century.
19% : Trump has employed increasingly dark and apocalyptic rhetoric while stoking unfounded fears that the election system cannot be trusted.
18% : A race churned by unprecedented events - two assassination attempts against Trump, President Joe Biden's surprise withdrawal and Harris' rapid rise - remained neck and neck after billions of dollars in spending and months of frenetic campaigning.

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